IM 1 Flashcards

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most sensistive in detetcing vit b 12 deficiency

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MMA

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middle-aged woman with fatigue, pruritus, hepatomegaly, elevated alk phosp, serum anti-mitochondiral Ab

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primary biliary cholangitis - give ursodeoxy

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elevated in paget disease

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alk phos, PINP and urnine hydroxyproline (ca and ph normal)

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labs of primary hyperparathyroidism

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+ ca,, low phosp, + alk phos

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deep linear ulcers and esophagitis in HIV

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CMV

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lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, mild thrombocytopenia and anemia, multiple infections, lymphocytosis, smudge cells, B symptoms

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CLL, dx with flow cytometry

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anemia, bone pain, rouleaux formation, leukopnia

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MM

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pellagra

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niacin deficiency: 3 ds: dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia

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HIV vaccinations

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Hep B, PCV, variclla (CD4 must be > 200), meningococcal

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fatigue, painless oral ulcers, arthritis, renal abnormalities, LAD, splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia and anemia

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SLE

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tx of preg or lactating mom with lyme’s

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amoxicillin, avoid teratogenicity of doxy

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bilateral diffuse interstitial infiltratess

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PJP

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abx coverage of aspiration penumonia with anaerobics

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clindamycin, metronidaolze + amoxicilline, amoxicillin-clavulanate, carbapenem

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you find hypercalcemia on labs, what is your next step of evaluation?

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PTH (if suppressed, think malignancy if NOT suppressed, think primary hyperparathyroidism)

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causes of ATN

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aminoglycosides, contrast, hypotension - AKI immediately following

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two common causes of nephrotic syndrome

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FSGS and membranous nephropathy

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nephropathy + AA, HIV, heroin use, obesity

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FSGS

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leukocytosis, basophlia, shift towards early neutrophil precursor cells, low lukocytes alk phosphatase score (marker of neutrophil activity), BCR-ABL

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CML

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pancytopenia, myeloblasts on smear, auer rods

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ALL

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multiple ring enhancing lesions, low CD4 count in HIV

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toxo, sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine

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type 4 renal tubular acidosis

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non-AG metabolic acidosis, persistent hyperK, mild-mod renal insufficiency; common in poorly controlled DM

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acid status in vomiting

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hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis

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electrolyte disturbance of primary hyperaldosteronism

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saves sodium and pushes potassium out (and H+ follows K) = hypernatremia, hypokalemia metabolic alkalosis

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red flag symptoms for cavernous sinus thrombosis:

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severe HA, bilateral periorbital edema, cranial nerve III, IV, V, and VI deficits

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elevated liver transaminases and a + antinuclear antibody titer
autoimmune hepatitis, tx with glucocorticoids
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causes of gout
increased urate production (myelproliferative disorders, tumor lysis, primary gout, enzyme deficiency) decreased urate clearance (CKD, diuretics)
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mgmt of non bleeding esophageal varieces in cirrhotic paient
nonselective bb (propranolol, nadolol)
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tx of active variceal bleed
octreotide, endoscopic sclerotherapy and banding
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statistical analysis to compare the means of two groups of subjects
two-sample t test
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this statistical test is appropriate for categorical data and proporitons
chi-square
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the two sample t-test is used to compare TWO means, what is used to compare MORE THAN two means?
ANOVA
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causes of exudative effusions
infection (pneumonia, empyema, tb), malignancy, rheumatologic disease, PE
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Can RA causes an exudative effusion?
yes
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causes of transudative effusions?
HF, cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome
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lipohyalinosis, microatheroma, HTN, DM, hyperlipidemia, smoking, internal capsule, pure motor hemiparesis
lacunar stroke
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what must you be quick to suspect in cirrhotic patient
SBP and esophageal varices
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decreased haptoglobin, increased LDH and bili
hemolytic anemia
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CAP
s pneumo
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+ hydrogen breath test, positive stool test for reducing substances, low stool ph and increased stool osmotic gap
lactose intolerance
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clonal B cell neoplasm, BRAF mutation, pancytogepani, spelnomegaly, dx with BM biops yand flow cytometry
hairy cell leukochemia
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hyperkalemia EKG findings
peaked T waves, shortened QT interval PR prolongation, QRS widening Disappearance of P waves Conduction blocks, ectopy, sine wave pattern
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steps of DKA care
NS and regular insulin infusion, serial assessment of electrolytes (esp K) and tx of underlying precipitating factors
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elevated liver enzymes, DM, skin hyperpigmentation
hereditary hemochromatosis
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can cholesterol emboli cause livedo reticularis, AKI, pancreatitis and mesenteric ischemia?
yes
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tx of symptomatic bradycardia
IV atropine
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two rxs that can be used in BP tx of hyperaldosteronism
eplerenone and spironolactone (want to antagonize effects of aldosterone)
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it is recommended that pts < 65 with chronic medication cond'n (heart, lung diabetes, smoking, chronic liver disease) revice PPSV23 one dose
yes
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when to start screening colonoscopy for UC
8 years after dx and every year then after
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proximal muscle weakness, muscle atrophy + anxiety, tachycardia, weigth loss
acute thyrotoxic myopathy
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middle-aged women, symmetric proximal muscle weakness and tenderness
polymyositis
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what is mixed venous oxygen saturation during shock
high as tissues are not able to adequately extract oxygen
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what is the difference between strawberry and cherry hemangiomas
strawberry = infantile, wherease cherry hemaniomase are common in again adults
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painful, flaccid bullae, mucosal erosions, separation of epidermis from dermis by light friction, antibodies directed against desmogleins 1 and 3, row of tombstones, IgG and C3 deposits
pemphigus vulgaris
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why ibuprofen + colchicine for pericarditis tx?
anti-inflammatory and colchicine lowers rate of recurrence
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inflammatory arthritis + splenomegaly + neutropenai
felty syndrome, associated with RA
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rx for CMV ppx
ganciclovir or valganciclovir
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rx for PJP ppx
TMP-SMX
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diabetes, liver disease, chondrocalcinosis + pseudogout + chronic arthopathy
hereditary hemochromatosis
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anti-histone Ab
drug induced lupus
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Anti-Ro (SSA) or Anti-La (SSB)
Sjogren's syndrome
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Anti-Scl-70, Anti-topoisomerase
systemic sclerosis
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kid with Acrodermatitis | enteropathica
zinc deficiency
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dx and tx of basal cell
Shave or punch bx then surgical removal (Mohs)
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dx and tx of squamous cell
– Excisional bx at edge of lesion, then wide local excision.
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dilute urin
urine osmol < 1/2 plasma osmol
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primary polydipsia vs DI
DI = serum Na > 145 + dilute urine (urine osmol < 1/2 serum)
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central vs nephrogenic DI
central = decreased ADH; nephrogenic = ADH resistance, commonly 2/2 rx
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how do vagal nerves slow SVT
slow conduction in AV node
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is medullary thyroid CA associated with MEN II syndrome (pheo, hypercalcemia)
yes
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weakness, hypotension, hyperpigmentation, weight loss, hyperkalemia, hyponatremia
primary adrenal insufficiency/addison's disease
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kidney stones, constipation, new psych sx
hypercalcemia 2/2 hyperparathyroidism (high PTH, vitamin D, and Ca, LOW PO4)
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MEN 1
pituitary adenoma, parathyroid hyperplasia, | pancreatic islet cell tumor
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MEN 2
parathryoid hyperplasia, medullary thyroid cancer, | pheochromocytoma
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MEN 3
medullary thyroid cancer, pheochromocytoma, | Marfanoid
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EEG with 3 Hz spike-andwave
absence seizures, tx with ethosuxamide
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EEG with diffuse background slowing
Delirium. Contrast w/ psychosis that has no | EEG changes
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EEG with hypsarrhythmia
Infantile spasms. Tx w/ ACTH. Most are | associated w/ mental retardation.
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CSF shows albumino-cytologic dissociation, recent GI illness, ascending paralysis + Campylobacter, HHV, CMV, EBV
Guillan Barre, tx with IVIG or plasmapharesis
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nasal voice, ptosis, dysphagia, respiratory acidosis
MG - check nicotinic receptor anitbodies and if +, get chest CT to evaluate for thymoma; tx with pyridostigmine
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best test for achalasia
manometry
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best test for GERD
24 pH monitoring
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HIV with CD4 < 100 and dysphagia
CMV, HSV, candida
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mid epigastric pain with multiple ulcers that do not respond to tx
consider zollinger ellison syndrome (gastrin secreting tumor); look for pituitary and parathyroid issues as part of MEN 1
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chronic mid epigastric pain, steattorhea, DM
chronic pancreatitis
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bloody diarrhea ddx
EHEC, shigella, vibrio parahaemolyticus, salmonella, entamoeba histolytica
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pt presents with flushing, tachycardia, hypotension and is dx with carcinoid syndrome. pt is also found to have a skin rash, diarrhea, and memory changes.
pellagra due to niacin consumption in carcinoid syndrome
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auer rods, myeloperoxidase, esterase
AML
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9:22 translocation, imatinib, B symptoms, low LAP, basophilia
CML
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asymptomatic leukocytosis with lymphocyte predominance
CLL
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enlarged, painless, rubbery LAD
think lymphoma
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IgM monoclonal spike, hypercalcemia, punched out bone lesions,
MM
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Blowing diastolic murmur with widened pulse pressure
AR
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transudative pleural effusion with low glucose
RA
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transudative pleural effusion with lymphocytes
Tb
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DLCO is reduced in this restrictive lung disease
ILD
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DLCO is reduced in this obstructive lung disease
emphysema
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ptosis improved with looking up, antibody to presynaptic calcium channel, small cell lung cancer
lambert eaton
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4 syndromes associated with small cell lung cacners
Lambert Eaton (ptosis improved after looking upwards), ACTH (Cushing), SIADH (hyponatremia, HTN), Super sulcus syndrome (pain, ptosis, constricted puil, fascial edema)
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4 steps of COPD tx
SABA (albuterol), LAMA (ipratropium), LABA (salmeterol), ICS (prednisone)
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5 types of SSRIs
paroxetine, sertraline, fluoxetine, citalopram, esxitalopram
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COPD FEV1 for severe
30-50%
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medial knee pain
pes anserine bursitis
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posterior knee pain with locking and catching
meniscus
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pain on tibial tuberosity
osgood schlatter
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lateral hip pain
greater trochanter bursitis
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groin, buttock, lateral hip pain worse with exercise
OA hip
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40-50 y/o F, proximal muscle weakness, unable to climb stairs, weak when lifting hands above head, difficulty chewing and swallowing, labs with + CK, aldolase, AST, ESR, ANA + anti-Jo Ab
for dx, get biopsy (necrotic and referating fibers) . likely POLYMYOSITIS, tx = steroids
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> 50 y/o F, stiffness in shoulder, hip, neck, + ESR and CRP, associated with GIANT CELL arteritis
polymyalgia rheumatica, tx is glucocorticoids
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enthesitis, dactylitis, uveitis, aortic valve regurgitation, sacroilitis, restrictive PFTS
AS
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bilateral hilar adenopathy, hypercalcemia, african amercian, co + dyspnea + skin findings
sacroidosis; tx with steroids
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pH for acidosis
< 7.35
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SAVES SODIUM, PUSHES POTASSIUM OUT
aldosterone, hyperaldosterone = hypernatremia, hypokalemia, metabolic alkalosis (H+ follows K+)
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this rx blocks the effect of aldosterone
spironolactone
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this nerve is compressed in carpal tunnel
median
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anti-centromere, anti-nuclear, anti-topo Ab
CREST syndrome; scleroderma (fibrosis + vascular dysfunction; esophageal fibrosis, arthralgias, raynaud, ILD, renal crisis, heart issues, hardneing of skin)
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MPC, PIP, wrist, cervical spine, axial skeleton, risk of subluxation with SC compression
RA
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+ iron, ferriting, transferrin, HFE gene, tan, diabetes
hemachromatosis
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hip pain worse with weight-bearing, nl XR, no point tenderness
worry about avascular necrosis
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asymptomatic elevation of alk phosp
paget disease
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rx that decreases Ca stones but increases gout events
Thiazides
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anti-cardiolipin Ab
anti-phospholipid syndromes; recurrent SAB, hypercoagulabor state, falsely + VDLR
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mouth to anus, transmural inflammation, fistulae, skip lesions
Crhon's disease
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tx of aspiration pneumonia
azithromycin + clindamycin
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low haptoglobin, high indirect bili, LDH and retic count
intravascular hemolytic anemia
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how is extravascular hemolytic anemia different from intravascular
extravascular = normal labs
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hemolytic anemia in 4th decade of life, cytopenia, hypercoagulable state, CD55 + CD 59
paroxysmal nocturnal hemo
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causes of microcytic anemia
iron deficiency, hemoglobinopathy, lead toxicity, chronic disease
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labs for iron deficiency anemia
low MCV, iron, and ferritin, HIGH TIBC
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factor V unable to respond to protein C, thrombosis, hypercoagulation, AD
Factor V Leiden
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myeloproliferative, JAK2, HCT > 50%, thrombosis, gout, pruritus, visual changes, HTN
polycythemia vera
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acronym for MM
CRAB (calcium, renal failure, anemia, bone fractures)
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B cell neoplasm, Reed Sternberg cells, mediastinal mass, LAD, cyclical fevers
Hodgkin Lymphoma
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causes of vitamin B12 deficiency (macrocytic anemia)
vegan, gastritis, gastrectomy, low IF, pernicious anemia
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white, northern european ancestery, atrophic glossitis, vitiligo, thyroid, neuro
pernicious anemaia
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If B12 or folate is low, what would you expect homocysteine levels to be?
HIGH, because unable to convert to methionine
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AD, NE European, defect in RBC membrane proteins so get rigid RBCs trapped in spleen, jaundice, pigment gallstones, acute cholecysitis
Hereditary Spherocytosis
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ANCA, lower and upper respiratory, golumerulonephritis, otitis, sinusitis, hemoptysis, fatigue, wt loss
granumolatosis polyangiiitis
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fatty casts
nephrotic
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RBC casts
nephritis
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3 step workup for seizure
check electrolytes, check urine, get imaging
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this electrolyte disturbance can lead to - broad flat T waves, u waves, ST depression, afib, torsades
HYPOkalemia